Woodford buys Lloyds; Glaxit after 'frustrating' 15 years

Bought into banks for first time since 2003

Tom Eckett
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Neil Woodford has moved into banks for the first time since 2003 with the addition of Lloyds to his £10bn Woodford Equity Income fund, while also selling GlaxoSmithKline after holding the company for 15 years.

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